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Administration Shifts Focus On Airline Regulations, Erodes Passenger Rights

Recent federal policy updates in the aviation sector have brought significant attention to how flight disruptions, carrier responsibilities, and consumer protections are managed ac...

US revises rules for flight delays

The US Department of Transportation (DOT) is changing how airlines report the reasons for flight…

New Zealand to draft voluntary air passenger charter

New Zealand's government has directed officials to develop a voluntary air passenger rights charter in consultation with airlines, rather than introduce regulation at present. The...

Are airline and banking laws the key to regulating AI?

The federal government has been inspired by regulatory practices in the aviation and banking sectors for new laws that would require AI developers to prove safety.

Airline calls for more flexibility to set ticket prices

Experts raise concerns around air travel complaints overhaul

“With multiple actors potentially involved in the complaints resolutions, two passengers with the same facts could get different answers”

DOT delays rule change on airline maintenance delays

Airline passengers may have a harder time getting carriers to reimburse them for expenses after mechanical disruptions. New federal regulations start in 2027.

Regulator cuts regulatory burden to accelerate airspace modernisation

The UK Civil Aviation Authority has updated its Airspace Change Process to reflect Government changes

US mulls arrivals cap, axing slots at Washington National

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No rule stops airport companies from having airlines: Govt

Weighing pros & cons, no decision is taken yet: Civil aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu

CONFIRMED: Flying Is About To Get a LOT More Complicated

Air travel is about to get even more complicated.

Thorough Federal Inquiry Focuses On Aviation Safety

Federal aviation authorities and regional emergency teams are conducting a coordinated, comprehensive inquiry following a runway excursion involving Amazon Prime Air Flight 7598 at...

6 Ways the Government Just Made Flying More Stressful

One change starts next week. Another rewrites what canceled means. Here's who ends up paying when your flight falls apart.

Airlines oppose Canada’s planned privatisation of airports

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How airlines’ handling of flight disruptions violates NCAA Part 19 — official

NCAA consumer protection director, Michael Achimugu, says airlines must meet specific obligations to passengers when flights are delayed or cancelled, even when the disruption itse...

Canada's Execaire Aviation secures United States FACP

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Starting October 19, airlines get 10 new exceptions for classifying flight delays and cancellations. Passengers could lo...

Airlines are no longer required lodging, meals, or other assistance when delays or cancellations. Starting October 19, under 14 CFR 234.4, rule is to reduce the number of disruptio...

The Uncivil Aviation Authority

Dr Chris Crockford has very kindly sent me a copy of his book “The Uncivil

Air India must regain fliers' trust, tighten finance control

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US lifts restrictions on direct US-Lebanon flights

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Sports Charters: How Air Canada Flies Domestically in the US

Fall has arrived, and though I’m still completely and totally focused on the baseball postseason, it is also the time when the NBA and NHL start their games. I noticed a couple of...

New DOT rule could mean less help for some flight disruptions

Effective Oct. 19, the rule creates a new reporting category for 10 causes of delays and cancellations. Refund rights remain unchanged.

PNR data dispute reaches deadlock

Eight years of negotiations over airlines’ use of passenger contact information have reached a…

Google, Spirit set steps protecting airline consumer’s data

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